Before you can flash a factory image, you must first unlock your bootloader. Click the Unlock button in the Nexus Root Toolkit, click OK, followed by Yes. Your device will reboot a few times, but don't freak out. Let the program do its thing. Once your device has successfully rebooted, skip the initial setup and go right into the settings menu. Once again, click the Build number option to enable Developer Mode and select USB debugging. Now head to Google's developer website and download the Android M preview factory image. Be sure to download the image that corresponds to your device. I am using a Nexus 5, so I downloaded the "hammerhead" image.

In the Nexus Root Toolkit, click the "Flash Stock + Unroot" button, followed by the option to use an image you previously downloaded, Click OK, select the file from your computer, and copy and paste the MD5 checksum number found next to the file you downloaded on Google's website, Once again, this will take some time, so be patient and let the program do its thing, Once your phone has rebooted, you will have a fresh new install of Android M, Well, that was fun, but since Android M isn't ready for prime time, you probably will want to go back to Lollipop at some point, That's not a problem, Before we get started, make sure you update the build number iphone 6/6s luminescent case of your device in the Nexus Root Toolkit, Then, one last time, head to settings on your Nexus device and enable both Developer mode and USB debugging..

The device from the small Hong Kong startup made a splash at this year's Consumer Electronics Show, with its ability to let users pan, tilt and roll shots using their smartphones while cutting down on shakiness. Since then, the company has worked on honing its design to ready the IndieSolo's launch into the market. The device became available Friday on Amazon Exclusives, which highlights products from startups sold exclusively on the site. The IndieSolo costs $80 and is eligible for free, two-day shipping for Amazon Prime members.

Co-founders Rhys Bradley, a former Toys "R" Us iphone 6/6s luminescent case executive in Asia, and Dean Tzembelicos, a former toy company founder, came up with the idea for the IndieSolo -- Bradley had earlier spent time as a grip for movies and TV commercials, in which he managing cameras on set to produce sweeping shots, "Utilizing that experience and background, Rhys and I were just sitting around one day shooting the breeze and remarking about how amazing smartphone technology is, especially with the cameras," Tzembelicos said in an interview, "and how we can essentially miniaturize what a grip can do."Grip Gear is planning to release a handful more products that can complement the IndieSolo or be used independently, with the whole line expected to sell through Amazon..

For Amazon, bringing on Grip Gear is a helpful step in building out its stable of Amazon-only items. The e-commerce giant has been working to differentiate its products from the competition by offering things like Exclusives, which launched in March; Elements, which for now includes Amazon-branded baby wipes; and Basics headphones and electronics cables. On Thursday, the Wall Street Journal reported that Amazon may expand the private-label Elements brand to include milk, cereal and baby food. For now, Amazon Exclusives is an invite-only service that includes just a few dozen products. Amazon spokesman Tom Cook said the company is slowly ramping up the selection on Exclusives to ensure that it's picking the right items.